Thermoguard Flame Retardant Anti-Graffiti Bond & Colour Coat is an anti-graffiti, decorative, flame retardant coating for bare & painted walls. It is a water-based, high durability two-pack coating, designed to enable removal of graffiti through use of graffiti removers.
Also available with Thermoguard Flame Retardant Anti-Graffiti Clear Glaze as part of the Thermoguard Flame Retardant Anti-Graffiti BS Class 1/0 & EN Class B System. The Bonding Primer Colour Coat provides excellent adhesion & opacity. The Clear Glaze provides exceptional resistance to oils, inks, crayon, marker and spray paints
When used in conjunction with Thermoguard Flame Retardant Anti-Graffiti Clear Glaze, 1 coat of each combine to upgrade high-flamespread-risk “multilayer” painted walls to Class O and Class B s1 dO.
Thermoguard Flame Retardant Anti-Graffiti Bond & Colour Coat contains high grade fade-resistant coloured pigments & adhesion promoters.
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Features & Benefits 
Colour Range & Finish
- Thermoguard Flame Retardant Anti-Graffiti Bond & Colour Coat - Clear, White, BS 4800 + RAL wall colours
- Thermoguard Flame Retardant Anti-Graffiti Clear Glaze - Clear finish applied over Bonding Primer Colour Coat
Fire Test Standards
BS 476 Parts 6 + 7 Class O and Class B s1 dO
To bare, painted & multi-layer painted walls:
Available Systems
Available as part of the Thermoguard Flame Retardant Anti-Graffiti BS Class 1/0 & EN Class B System.
Surface Preparation
- Surfaces should be clean, dry & free from contamination
- Existing paint must be firmly adhered
- Abrade old Anti-Graffiti or other hard, smooth, impermeable paints with 120 grit abrasive to get a good key & dust off
- Ensure good ventilation and do not apply if condensation may occur
- Seal bare areas with 1 coat thinned 5% with water
Application
- Apply by brush, roller or spray
- Air min. 10°C, surfaces min 3°C above dew point during application & drying
- Stir base and activator thoroughly, then mix, stirring to create a homogenous mix (a paint stirrer on an electric drill is recommended)
- Pot life once mixed 2 hours
Apply:
- 1 coat Thermoguard Flame Retardant Anti-Graffiti Bonding Primer Colour Coat. Note: 2 coats MUST be applied on bare surfaces or contrasting colours
- 1 coat Flame Retardant Clear Glaze
Composition
- Bonding Primer Colour Coat – High grade fade-resistant coloured pigments & adhesion promoters
- Clear Glaze – High durability scrub, Flame Spread & Chemical Resistant Resin
Both are water-based.
Curing
| Curing Times @20°C |
| Touch dry |
4hrs |
| Hard Dry |
8-12hrs |
| Full Cure |
7-10 Days |
| Minimum Overcoating Time |
24hrs |
| Maximum Overcoating Time |
72hrs |
Colder temperatures or high humidity delay dry, cure & hardening.
Storage
- Store in tightly closed original container in a dry, cool and well-ventilated place
- Store in closed original container at temperatures between 5°C and 25°C
- Protect from freezing and direct sunlight
- Keep upright
Coverage
- A 5kg pack typically covers 40m² when applied in a single coat
Project Fire Certificate
- Thermoguard issue a Fire Certificate for completed projects for property managers to demonstrate Duty of Care compliance. Click here to apply
Health & Safety
For specific advice regarding any aspect of this product, please consult our Technical Department on 0113 2455450 (option 2) or send a message to [email protected]
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